Kuyais#1

[AKKuya]

The best and safest password to use for all your internet needs, especially for Aces High.  No one will guess it.  I'm a giver and this is my 2025 Christmas present to all of you.

8 characters long that usually meets minimum standards.  If more characters are needed, then simply place King, Emperor, etc... at the beginning.

One uppercase letter.
One lowercase letter.
One numeral.
One special character.

For those who feel like sharing with the world, I can customize bumper stickers, hats, shirts, coffee mugs, etc..  PM me with your requests, quantities, and colors.  I'll work out pricing and delivery scheduling.

This phrase will bring peace and joy to the world.

I now return you back to your regular programming.

[Animl-AW]

I can't say enough on how this has just changed my life.

I use this password for everything now.
gB477c-92q83

No one could ever guess it. I'm safe.

I have a calm heart now, thanks

[icepac]

ĈON Flux would agree.

[ZE]

My old one:

"IdontrememberaDARNthingin2000 justlikenow???"

Hope no one use now ...   , I'm safe too...
 
ZE

[AKIron]

Reusing passwords is risky. For several of mine I use a longish phrase with letters and symbols that can be recalled with a single keypress then I add something unique for the particular account that must be typed. An example would be "Y0ullN3verGue$$   Th1s" which is recalled via macro followed by @c3shigH

[Randy1]

As I understand it GPUs vast number of cores lets it be the best password cracker.

Estimated Cracking Times with a Modern GPU
The following estimates show how long a single high-end GPU, such as an Nvidia RTX 4090, might take to crack an 8-character password using the faster MD5 hashing algorithm:
Password Composition    Estimated Cracking Time (Single RTX 4090)
Numbers only   9 minutes
Lowercase letters only   2 weeks
Upper/lowercase letters   9 years
Numbers, upper/lowercase   38 years
All types (incl. symbols)   99 years
Note: A longer password dramatically changes these estimates. An 11-character password with all character types could take thousands of years to crack even with powerful hardware.

[CptTrips]

Reusing passwords is risky. For several of mine I use a longish phrase with letters and symbols that can be recalled with a single keypress then I add something unique for the particular account that must be typed. An example would be "Y0ullN3verGue$$   Th1s" which is recalled via macro followed by @c3shigH

I just leave all mine "password".

Because NOONE would suspect that!

[icepac]

I got two new debit cards and truist applied passwords I haven't used in 18 years to them.   

[AKKuya]

best
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YRAS2MJQ9OU

[AKIron]

Multi-factor authentication can save you when all else goes wrong. It can be defeated but is still well worth the effort.

[Shuffler]

Multi-factor authentication can save you when all else goes wrong. It can be defeated but is still well worth the effort.

THIS

[Animl-AW]

I don't re-use passwords. Each one is different, which I keep track of on a hidden PDF.